Seeing this display brings back memories of touring the Gilmore Museum with my wife and son. We lost our son to cancer but watching this video has brought back memories of wonderful family trips. Thanks to Matt and Mike!
The colors and paint quality really pop out at you, and of course the tons of chrome. Thanks for the taste of what the museum has to offer, I'm definitely planning to see it.
The colors and paint quality really pop out at you, and of course the tonea of chrome. Thanks for the taste of what the museumhas to offer , I am definitely planning to see it.
Great video, love this museum. I love the Ron Howard Impala aka Steve Bolander coupe. As Toad says “ this is better than the Superflex Moon Beam” ! ( a Darryl Starbird custom). I also concur that in the pantheon of muscle cars for me the 67 Shelby Mustang G.T. 500 reigns supreme. It doesn’t hurt that it was Jim Morrison’s first car he bought after the Doors hit it big. Of course I love all the muscle cars but that’s my fave.
You need to check out Kevin masters hot rod school and museum next time you head this way! A shop full of 30s willys, wagons, gasser style hot rods. Fiberglass go kart molds! It's too cool!
Beautiful collection, really interesting for me, this is something I just would never have seen, a lot of the cars you guys might think of as commonplace we have never seen in the uk, lots of makes just never made it over the pond so this is a real treat thank you I love the Duesenbergs, the model t roadster is beautiful, this place is the equivalent of walking into the louvre in France, every one of those cars is a work of art, people forget building cars is a artwork you are creating works of art, you use a hammer and dolly to create, this is way harder than picking up a paint brush, we are now seeing cars being given their rightful place in museums like this and the designers getting the credit they are due. The Lincoln convertible, that blue is gorgeous. You guys are so lucky that you can do what you do with cars and then drive them, we just can't do the same here, insurance and government just spoil everything I am so jealous. Thank you for the tour I loved it
Great comment!! I am grieved what I read going on in Europe regarding gasoline powered automobiles, vintage and more recent models. I hope the decisions being enacted become more balanced with common sense. All the best!!
@@robertszymanski7804 i believe customising and renovation and rebuilding with modern components is the ultimate in recycling and is better for the environment than all the pollution involved in manufacturing a new model, we already have guys dropping electric motors into older cars, that is what we should be doing all the big car makers should be offering a swap out and conversion to electric on existing models that are mechanically sound. I dont know if you guys have any laws protecting vintage and classic vehicles if not someone need to get on it quick, you guys made some ground breaking technologies as well as beautiful designs, I would be making sure that car design and also modification should be classed ss an artwork and should be protected from idiotic government legislation. Dont be complacent get hot rodding protected and recognised world wide. The fastest people on 4 wheels are not the big car manufacturers Bonneville is full of guys and girls who made these vehicles in their garage, I would hate this to dissappear, its massive in amaricas culture. Its all this I am jealous of, I would love to move over to America to learn how you guys do it so well. This channel reminds me of the martin brothers garage, the talent is here, only difference is that we get to see more and we get anything we dint understand or we miss explained to us. This is my favorite channel because of this education. Love it
Ah yes! The Gilmore Museum. What a jewel. On Wednesday evenings in the summer the museum opens the grounds to a cruise-in for all kinds of cars and motorcycles. People come from near and far to attend. A fabulous experience. Well done on the video Matt and Iron Trap Garage.
Good job Matt! It amazes me that within a couple of decades the automobile went from a "horseless carriage" to rolling pieces of art. Unfortunately the design and craftsmanship will never be replicated but thankfully they have been preserved. I'll have to add the Gilmore to my bucket list!
😊😊 some body did a great job of restoring all those U just see them like that they look like they just was in the dealer show room floor 😊😊 very cool 😎 🎉 and neat 2 see like that awesome the cars from the 1920s 1930s was the real 1S W the V1OS /V 12S /V16S engines the cars from the 1940s 1950s still had a class of there own thank U 😊😊 OMG 9 3O 2O24
Wow, that’s Petrolhead Paradise !!! You guys are so lucky to have a motoring heritage museum like that, I could spend a week there and never tire at looking at it. The Graffiti display was really neat, did you know that Jeff Beck has the original license plate on his ‘32 five window coupe ? He’s been a hotrodder along with Eric Clapton for decades. The track nose T & the Chicken Coupe were great examples of Hotrods from the past. Thanks for the walk around Matt, I thoroughly enjoyed it 👍👍👍👍. Regards from the U.K.
HI Matt, I was there a number of years ago with my uncle who has two Packard's and a Cord. It wasn't as big and someday we'll half to go again. This IS DEFINITELY THE BEE'S KNEE'S!! These are some Beautiful cars! Thanks for presenting this video. Awesome!! Greg
Thanks Matt, I was shouting at you to linger longer on so many cars, decided that when I come over to the states for a holiday/car fest. this will be a stopping place for at least a full day.
Very cool and thank you for sharing HOWEVER this clickbait title is nowhere near the world's largest collection. Lemay in Tacoma was and is to this day FAR larger than this. But again all collections are appreciated. Thank you for taking the time and producing a fine film.
I would love to be able to visit this museum, but as a 72 year old living in the Netherlands it’s not going to happen. Thanks you guys for this video tour, I wish it was longer with more cars and stories about each one. In my 72 years I have watched as cars devolved from works of art and mechanical masterpieces to the boring contemporary vehicles that are hi tech look a likes. Very functional but about as inspiring as a bowl of cold leftover pasta with tripe. The magnificent cars of the 20’s and 30’s, wow! Duesenbergs, Packards, Cadillacs, Auburns, Marmons, and many other makes no longer with us today. The cars of the 50’s, each one very distinctive, unlike todays cars that look pretty much the same. Those 40’s and 50’s cars were what people were driving when I was a kid. Even plenty of 20’s and 30’s cars still on the road. In around 1960, 61, I was roaming around in a junkyard with a friend ( yes, you could do that in those days). We came upon an old Marmon. No idea of the year, late 20’s or perhaps early 30’s. I don’t know if it ran, but it was in decent shape. If we only knew what the future held. Probably could have hauled it away for $500, I don’t know. Maybe more, but still, if my dad had just bought it and put it in storage, maybe slowly restoring it, kept it in the family, it would be worth a fortune today. I’ll never forget the little curtains it had in the rear windows.
Perfect on the video Mike!!! Caught every paint and chrome sparkle in the building. Amazing 👏 Loved the Packard, Cadillac and 1910's rooms! Cadillac was the real deal until 1971!!! Excellent video gentlemen
Impossible to pick a favorite from that bunch!! So many beautiful machines and so much American Icon History !!! You guys should be congratulated for your presentation of this great collection !!!! No "Roadster Show" this year. This kind of helps to fill that void!! Thank you!! 👍👍👍
This place is jaw dropping, the travel trailers weren’t there when I was there. The cars are amazing but the barns are over the top. I’ve seen pianos that weren’t as nice as theses barns! Thanks for sharing.
Matt & Mike, great job narrating Matt!! Thank you for bringing this awesome museum to us, before your video's we were not aware of this great museum. We plan on visiting this spring. Be safe, God Bless!!!
Actually the worlds largest car collection and museum is the LeMay collection here in Tacoma Washington.In fact, The collection has been certified my the Guinness Book of World records As that largest... and yes they actually counted each car.....last count? the collection numbered in the thousands, including Tucker car #7
Really nice video. I'm sure there was much more than could be shown, but I think you did a great job in condensing your visit down to 25 minutes. My compliments for the editing and use of music. My favorite was the Packard racer. How exciting must it have been to see that era of racing, when pro motor sports were just beginning.
Just , WOW , thank you for sharing this with me ! Now I know where I have to go and see for myself ! You guys did an awesome job with this video ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Wow, Matt, I am seriously blown away. Of course the museum is awesome and Mr. Pete just did a 2 part video on his channel that was excellent. The only way you could have improved this is to have had your beautiful wife with you. This is on a par with any documentary I have ever seen on TV. The photography, the music, the narration, the presentation was artistically and professionally spot on. 5 huge stars my friend for you and all that helped you. Please do this again and bring your wife with you. Art
It’s definitely a first class museum. Great video tour and it reminds me I need to get back over there this year again. It’s been a few years since my last visit and it looks like there have been many additions and improvements.
Glimpse into Matt's future? Great job presenting the cars. Maybe in thirty years when Matt's had enough of scraped knuckles and greasy fingernails, he's got the chops to host his own museum. Good camera work, Mike. Just wish you let us peek into some interiors (dashes, steering wheels, etc.) a bit more.
Nice cool,background music - which makes a change from the the usual high speed lunacy that is associated with car or motorsport vids. And the highly professional filming makes a refreshing change from the jerky stuff recorded on somebody's I-Phone. PS the cars are FANTASTIC - wished I lived on this side of the pond.
Cool. Reminds me of Harrah's in Reno. I wonder how many came from Harrah's when the new owners took over. They sold 80% of what was there....Great video. Look forward to the next installment.
This place is off the hook, been there twice, and love how they present the cars to the public. Very nice displays putting almost all the cars in period correct displays.
Great video - thanks. There was a Packard museum in Fort Lauderdale owned by a man named Arthur Stone who was a florist by trade. Sadly he passed away and his wife kept the museum going - the last time I was there I met her and she was sharp however appeared frail. A couple years back the museum closed. I wonder if the Gilmore got some of those Packards. Among the cars Mr. Stone had a 1929 Dual Cowl Phaeton that was red and a Packard converted to a tow truck.
Any relation to the Gilmore family in Los Angeles that owned Gilmore Stadium, midget car track, next to Gilmore Field a minor league baseball stadium. They also owned gas stations.
What an amazing place to be able to visit Funny how you showed the Chrysler turbine car and I’m on the computer and on my unique cars website It comes up saying one is up for sale over where you are and it is just one of nine remaining Top tour of that place One for the pre covid bucket list that got tipped over last year 😍😍👍👍 Thanks Matt
You Americans are so lucky, you have the most beautiful cars ever made and the colours are just stunning, they make British cars look very dull and totally boring
Hello Matt, excellent collection of cars in that museum, really beautiful te mando un fuerte abrazo y bendiciones para vos y tu familia desde Buenos Aires Argentina cuidense mucho 🍻🍻
Seeing this display brings back memories of touring the Gilmore Museum with my wife and son. We lost our son to cancer but watching this video has brought back memories of wonderful family trips. Thanks to Matt and Mike!
The colors and paint quality really pop out at you, and of course the tons of chrome. Thanks for the taste of what the museum has to offer, I'm definitely planning to see it.
The colors and paint quality really pop out at you, and of course the tonea of chrome. Thanks for the taste of what the museumhas to offer , I am definitely planning to see it.
Thank you Matt for supporting this Museum, especially in these times. BTW - you clean up well!
Great video, love this museum. I love the Ron Howard Impala aka Steve Bolander coupe. As Toad says “ this is better than the Superflex Moon Beam” ! ( a Darryl Starbird custom). I also concur that in the pantheon of muscle cars for me the 67 Shelby Mustang G.T. 500 reigns supreme. It doesn’t hurt that it was Jim Morrison’s first car he bought after the Doors hit it big. Of course I love all the muscle cars but that’s my fave.
A truly great video 👍 Sharing a place which I would never have known about.
You need to check out Kevin masters hot rod school and museum next time you head this way! A shop full of 30s willys, wagons, gasser style hot rods. Fiberglass go kart molds! It's too cool!
Awesome tour! I really enjoyed this, hard for me to pick out a favorite, so many amazing cars.
Beautiful collection, really interesting for me, this is something I just would never have seen, a lot of the cars you guys might think of as commonplace we have never seen in the uk, lots of makes just never made it over the pond so this is a real treat thank you I love the Duesenbergs, the model t roadster is beautiful, this place is the equivalent of walking into the louvre in France, every one of those cars is a work of art, people forget building cars is a artwork you are creating works of art, you use a hammer and dolly to create, this is way harder than picking up a paint brush, we are now seeing cars being given their rightful place in museums like this and the designers getting the credit they are due.
The Lincoln convertible, that blue is gorgeous. You guys are so lucky that you can do what you do with cars and then drive them, we just can't do the same here, insurance and government just spoil everything I am so jealous. Thank you for the tour I loved it
Great comment!!
I am grieved what I read going on in Europe regarding gasoline powered automobiles, vintage and more recent models. I hope the decisions being enacted become more balanced with common sense.
All the best!!
@@robertszymanski7804 i believe customising and renovation and rebuilding with modern components is the ultimate in recycling and is better for the environment than all the pollution involved in manufacturing a new model, we already have guys dropping electric motors into older cars, that is what we should be doing all the big car makers should be offering a swap out and conversion to electric on existing models that are mechanically sound. I dont know if you guys have any laws protecting vintage and classic vehicles if not someone need to get on it quick, you guys made some ground breaking technologies as well as beautiful designs, I would be making sure that car design and also modification should be classed ss an artwork and should be protected from idiotic government legislation. Dont be complacent get hot rodding protected and recognised world wide. The fastest people on 4 wheels are not the big car manufacturers Bonneville is full of guys and girls who made these vehicles in their garage, I would hate this to dissappear, its massive in amaricas culture. Its all this I am jealous of, I would love to move over to America to learn how you guys do it so well. This channel reminds me of the martin brothers garage, the talent is here, only difference is that we get to see more and we get anything we dint understand or we miss explained to us. This is my favorite channel because of this education. Love it
The Gilmore has tons of fantastic cars. Love to see them every time we go there.
Great video ! Thanks for taking us along. I’m going to have to plan a trip out there.
It look like an incredible place !
This is a tremendously well-done presentation, gentlemen. Thank you !!
Actually was a awesome video/ camera work was outstanding. Thanks guys!
@@tractordave9300 editor did it no favors
Ah yes! The Gilmore Museum. What a jewel. On Wednesday evenings in the summer the museum opens the grounds to a cruise-in for all kinds of cars and motorcycles. People come from near and far to attend. A fabulous experience.
Well done on the video Matt and Iron Trap Garage.
Matt weren’t you at a guys place on west coast who had a bunch of old Cadillacs?????
.one in his fish pond?????
Thanks for all the great content it's awesome to be able to see all the cool stuff you do.
Outstanding, tremendous museum
I, have ever, seen on social media!
A very unexpected treat, thank you
Gilmore museum and Iron Trap Garage!
Good job Matt! It amazes me that within a couple of decades the automobile went from a "horseless carriage" to rolling pieces of art. Unfortunately the design and craftsmanship will never be replicated but thankfully they have been preserved. I'll have to add the Gilmore to my bucket list!
Wow! What amazing cars!
Gilmore is an amazing museum
That's when they made real American iron
You NAILED this video.!!!!! I just took pops there last year. Simply unbelievable. A Bucket list place.🛣😎👍
Thanks Matt, I will watch this video 100 times. I will make the trip to see the Gilmore Museum.
😊😊 some body did a great job of restoring all those U just see them like that they look like they just was in the dealer show room floor 😊😊 very cool 😎 🎉 and neat 2 see like that awesome the cars from the 1920s 1930s was the real 1S W the V1OS /V 12S /V16S engines the cars from the 1940s 1950s still had a class of there own thank U 😊😊 OMG 9 3O 2O24
Was just there a couple months ago. Beautiful place! Made a little video myself but had a broken camera lol
Wow, that’s Petrolhead Paradise !!!
You guys are so lucky to have a motoring heritage museum like that, I could spend a week there and never tire at looking at it. The Graffiti display was really neat, did you know that Jeff Beck has the original license plate on his ‘32 five window coupe ? He’s been a hotrodder along with Eric Clapton for decades. The track nose T & the Chicken Coupe were great examples of Hotrods from the past.
Thanks for the walk around Matt, I thoroughly enjoyed it 👍👍👍👍.
Regards from the U.K.
HI Matt, I was there a number of years ago with my uncle who has two Packard's and a Cord. It wasn't as big and someday we'll half to go again. This IS DEFINITELY THE BEE'S KNEE'S!! These are some Beautiful cars! Thanks for presenting this video. Awesome!! Greg
AMAZING OLDS CARS IN THE MUSEUM MATT AN MIKE GREAT WORK ON MAKING THE VIDEO TODAY STAY SAFE DOWN BY YOU GUYS
Thanks Matt, I was shouting at you to linger longer on so many cars, decided that when I come over to the states for a holiday/car fest. this will be a stopping place for at least a full day.
Iron Trap has gone to the next level..... Hot Wheels City commercial, Bosch tools commercial, even the commercials are entertaining...
Very cool and thank you for sharing HOWEVER this clickbait title is nowhere near the world's largest collection. Lemay in Tacoma was and is to this day FAR larger than this. But again all collections are appreciated. Thank you for taking the time and producing a fine film.
I would love to be able to visit this museum, but as a 72 year old living in the Netherlands it’s not going to happen. Thanks you guys for this video tour, I wish it was longer with more cars and stories about each one. In my 72 years I have watched as cars devolved from works of art and mechanical masterpieces to the boring contemporary vehicles that are hi tech look a likes. Very functional but about as inspiring as a bowl of cold leftover pasta with tripe. The magnificent cars of the 20’s and 30’s, wow! Duesenbergs, Packards, Cadillacs, Auburns, Marmons, and many other makes no longer with us today. The cars of the 50’s, each one very distinctive, unlike todays cars that look pretty much the same. Those 40’s and 50’s cars were what people were driving when I was a kid. Even plenty of 20’s and 30’s cars still on the road. In around 1960, 61, I was roaming around in a junkyard with a friend ( yes, you could do that in those days). We came upon an old Marmon. No idea of the year, late 20’s or perhaps early 30’s. I don’t know if it ran, but it was in decent shape. If we only knew what the future held. Probably could have hauled it away for $500, I don’t know. Maybe more, but still, if my dad had just bought it and put it in storage, maybe slowly restoring it, kept it in the family, it would be worth a fortune today. I’ll never forget the little curtains it had in the rear windows.
Perfect on the video Mike!!!
Caught every paint and chrome sparkle in the building. Amazing 👏
Loved the Packard, Cadillac and 1910's rooms!
Cadillac was the real deal until 1971!!!
Excellent video gentlemen
Impossible to pick a favorite from that bunch!! So many beautiful machines and so much American Icon History !!! You guys should be congratulated for your presentation of this great collection !!!! No "Roadster Show" this year. This kind of helps to fill that void!! Thank you!! 👍👍👍
Wow! a really great video! the camera work, editing, everything (and of course the cars) well done Matt & Mike!
This place is jaw dropping, the travel trailers weren’t there when I was there. The cars are amazing but the barns are over the top. I’ve seen pianos that weren’t as nice as theses barns! Thanks for sharing.
Matt & Mike, great job narrating Matt!! Thank you for bringing this awesome museum to us, before your video's we were not aware of this great museum. We plan on visiting this spring. Be safe, God Bless!!!
Actually the worlds largest car collection and museum is the LeMay collection here in Tacoma Washington.In fact, The collection has been certified my the Guinness Book of World records As that largest... and yes they actually counted each car.....last count? the collection numbered in the thousands, including Tucker car #7
Hey Matt & Mike
Thank you for the tour.
Really great to see automotive history like that all in one place.
Be Safe and Well
My dad knows the guy who found the prototype GT-500 in the junk yard
Really nice video. I'm sure there was much more than could be shown, but I think you did a great job in condensing your visit down to 25 minutes. My compliments for the editing and use of music. My favorite was the Packard racer. How exciting must it have been to see that era of racing, when pro motor sports were just beginning.
Just , WOW , thank you for sharing this with me ! Now I know where I have to go and see for myself ! You guys did an awesome job with this video ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
WOW Gotta go see this.
Wow, Matt, I am seriously blown away. Of course the museum is awesome and Mr. Pete just did a 2 part video on his channel that was excellent. The only way you could have improved this is to have had your beautiful wife with you. This is on a par with any documentary I have ever seen on TV. The photography, the music, the narration, the presentation was artistically and professionally spot on. 5 huge stars my friend for you and all that helped you. Please do this again and bring your wife with you.
Art
Mind blowing! I'll take the orange Dodge Charger!
Thanks guys, that was a great tour of the Gilmore!!! ~Pat
Pretty classy place Matt- you might want o get a bow tie like Donald Osborne 🤓
You totally destroyed the tour when the talking began 😂
Hey Guys awesome video. What a collection of cars its hard to pick a favorite.👍
It’s definitely a first class museum. Great video tour and it reminds me I need to get back over there this year again. It’s been a few years since my last visit and it looks like there have been many additions and improvements.
Wow Matt!! Totally Awesome!! I Enjoyed This So Much!!!! Spectacular!!!!!! 🚙 🚘 🚗
I just visited there its cool my whole class went 😊
Great museum, and they will even teach you how to drive a Model T!
great editing Mike and the best cruising music along with Matt's excellent way of presenting these special vehicles
Hands down the best auto museum I have ever been to. LOVE The Gilmore!!!
You two, Matt and Mike, have done a great job putting the video together. Thanks.
Such a good presentation of the museum, can't wait to visit it!!
ပြတိုက်ကြီးနဲတူနေလားခေတ်ဟောင်ကားများတွေရသည်အရမ်းလှတယ်ကျနော်ချစ်သောကားများအရမ်းလှနေသည်
Absolutely jaw dropping
Thanks Matt. Gilmore is always a treat, also features great outdoor events on the beautiful grounds in the summer. Always something new to see.
Thanks so much. Hope to visit soon
Glimpse into Matt's future? Great job presenting the cars. Maybe in thirty years when Matt's had enough of scraped knuckles and greasy fingernails, he's got the chops to host his own museum. Good camera work, Mike. Just wish you let us peek into some interiors (dashes, steering wheels, etc.) a bit more.
Nice cool,background music - which makes a change from the the usual high speed lunacy that is associated with car or motorsport vids. And the highly professional filming makes a refreshing change from the jerky stuff recorded on somebody's I-Phone. PS the cars are FANTASTIC - wished I lived on this side of the pond.
Just can't wait to visit
Cool. Reminds me of Harrah's in Reno. I wonder how many came from Harrah's when the new owners took over. They sold 80% of what was there....Great video. Look forward to the next installment.
This place is off the hook, been there twice, and love how they present the cars to the public. Very nice displays putting almost all the cars in period correct displays.
Re: The "Muscle car" room..........I don't see any Chevy Novas - WHAT??? Think somebody forgot one of the hotest shoes of the muscle car era.
Was that the Lincoln you reacued in Philly?
Btw that rescue was my intro to Iron Trap Garage
Great video being a 72-1/2 year old lol car guy I just loved it. It’s amazing how many cars I actually new the model and year. Thanks So Much
THX 138!!!! referencing George Lucas first film!
Great video - thanks. There was a Packard museum in Fort Lauderdale owned by a man named Arthur Stone who was a florist by trade. Sadly he passed away and his wife kept the museum going - the last time I was there I met her and she was sharp however appeared frail. A couple years back the museum closed. I wonder if the Gilmore got some of those Packards. Among the cars Mr. Stone had a 1929 Dual Cowl Phaeton that was red and a Packard converted to a tow truck.
That black '37 Lincoln coupe (I think) looks pretty good. It's at about 17:13 Wouldn't mind owning it.
Any relation to the Gilmore family in Los Angeles that owned Gilmore Stadium, midget car track, next to Gilmore Field a minor league baseball stadium.
They also owned gas stations.
What an amazing place to be able to visit
Funny how you showed the Chrysler turbine car and I’m on the computer and on my unique cars website
It comes up saying one is up for sale over where you are and it is just one of nine remaining
Top tour of that place
One for the pre covid bucket list that got tipped over last year 😍😍👍👍
Thanks Matt
Next time you're in Canfield Ohio take about a half hour - 40 minute drive and check out the Packard museum in Warren Ohio.
Unbelievable, fantastic thank you for such a great video
Great matt where has the museum being able to get all these amazing cars from over the years would be interesting to know.neville
Great video BUT it would be nice a quick caption w/year, make & model we're seeing.
@10:38 woody's roadster was in the may 2015 issue of hot rod deluxe. car was found in pieces under a work bench.
You Americans are so lucky, you have the most beautiful cars ever made and the colours are just stunning, they make British cars look very dull and totally boring
A beautiful museum and I hope that one day I will make a film about this museum.
Do you have any other favorite auto museums in the same general area that might focus on cars from the 1970s-1990s?
Experience the Red Barn weekend, you won't be disappointed!
My personal favorite in this museum, the 37 Zephyr.
I wish you got a better look at the Caddie flathead V8s. Gorgeous motors. The Gilmore is awesome.
I live in central Saskatchewan, now I have a badass biking road trip destination when Covid restrictions ease up !
Not enough information. Pictures are nice, pictures and information are nicer!
Hello Matt, excellent collection of cars in that museum, really beautiful te mando un fuerte abrazo y bendiciones para vos y tu familia desde Buenos Aires Argentina cuidense mucho 🍻🍻
It's amazing living close enough to where I could go every day if I wanted to do so
Oh my god that black Duesenberg. 🤤
Music selection for this video was insanely good. Who does that?
I'll take this grey couple with the matching travel trailer at 05:05 please ;)
I wonder how the video would’ve been with a Chevy guy instead of a Ford guy doing the tour
@3:03 I love that Ride with the canoe on the roof with suicide doors is so BAD ASS
Many great cars but to me the real special ones have to have real fenders and running boards !
Great video Matt, Many beautiful cars to see. Thanks
It’s an amazing place, I live only 20 minutes from there! I guess you just take it for granted when something is that close👍🏻
Does anyone know these muscle cars? 12:59 in orange and 13:43 in white.
You didn’t show much of the two Duesenberg
Does he really have his pant cuffs rolled up ?😝
Is it just me or do they forget to show the cars they are talking about?
You guys should do more of these type videos to mix things up. Great job!